Go to Florida

[jf2381]

Hi guys,

I'm driving down to Disney World and then to Miami Beach next week for vacation. Can you guys recommend any good LFS in Miami area that I can check out while I'm down there? Or if anyone has anything for sale I might buy from you. Prefer zoanthids and Florida Ric's.

Thanks in advance.

Jose

 

[Rockblast]

Hi,

Here are a few of FMAS members favs.

http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=786249

Take Care

 

[Ludwigia73]

You absolutely have to go to Sea in the City, in Orlando. Awesome little store!!!

 

[dobly_1999]

Once in Miami, go to Bird Rd, between 65 Ave and close to the FL turnpike. There are a number of shop on that road. Jaws in Ft. Lauderdale, Broward Blvd and 2 blocks east of I-95.

Bird Road is located - I-95 South to the end. You will be on US1 to Bird Road (approx 5 miles south), turn right. Go pass 65th Ave on the right is AquarMart. Farther west on Bird Road are several more on the left. I don't know all the names, but you will see the signs. Enjoy your stay in Florida.

 

[jf2381]

I appreciate all the help. Once I get there I'm going to try to make it to most of them.

 

[revclyburn]

Hey JF2381

if you see or get any ricordia while you're down there, can you bring back some extras, I'll pay you for them

RevClyburn

 

[jf2381]

Sure think Rev. I have my cooler, power head, heater, thermometer and a power inverter ready for the trip.

Disclaimer: I'm not a loser, I just love my reef.

 

[revclyburn]

Sooooo cool

man you're ready to bring back half the ocean with ya, lol. Just let me know what you bring back ok. Regular florida rics or cool with me, I love that stuff.

RevClyburn

 

[jf2381]

yes I am. lol
I love my rics too. I have 6 want more. I have the orange and blue, dark blue with green mouth, dark blue with light blue rim, light blue with dark blue rim, like green and dark green.

 

[revclyburn]

Cool

I heard the orange ones are a little expensive, hence my wanting just purple or green ones. I don't have much money to play with, so I need to stay relatively low in cost when it comes to coral. Plus, just trying to have a all softie tank makes it easier to keep stuff, imo

edwin